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OcUK FX 57 pre order

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dante6491 said:
£300, from reading around here 3700's top out at 2.8ghz roughly, the STARTING speed of a fx-57. theretically the fx still clocks above that aswell?

The most extra you're likely to get is 200mhz (to 3.0ghz), which it would probably need a little extra cooling to reach anyway.
 
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It's not like the 4000+ is hard to OC atm.

Adjust mem frequency to 166, set fsb to 250, adjust voltage for stability (probably only 1.375/1.4v). Done.

FX-57 would be ever so slightly easier, set multi to 15, adjust voltage for stability. Done.

This is for systems with plain 200mhz mem.
 
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DanF said:
It's not like the 4000+ is hard to OC atm.

Adjust mem frequency to 166, set fsb to 250, adjust voltage for stability (probably only 1.375/1.4v). Done.

Or on mine, just upped the FSB to 250 and left everything else on auto, you don't get much simpler than that.
 
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or take the £300 you'd spend on a fx-57 and spend it on a e6300 and new mobo instead. hey it's budget but with a decent mobo you'll have a clear upgrade path sorted for the next couple of years.
 
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PeteLucky7 said:
or take the £300 you'd spend on a fx-57 and spend it on a e6300 and new mobo instead. hey it's budget but with a decent mobo you'll have a clear upgrade path sorted for the next couple of years.

Plus it can get to FX-62 speeds :).
 
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